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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1905
Page
7
A patient with five months of facial eczema reports dramatic overnight improvement after using Cuticura Soup Ointment and Resolvent. Within a month all scales and scabs disappeared and the face appeared clear. Signed T. J. Soth Brooklyn.
The notice touts Salzer seeds with yields like 121 bu beardless barley 300 bu corn 60 000 Ibs rape 166 000 Ibs teosinte fodder 50 000 Ibs and 1 060 bu potatoes. It invites farmers to mail 10 cents for a big seed catalog and free samples from John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis.
The Bartlesville Examiner notes H Gilliland of Ponca City leases twelve sections in the Osage reservation bend along the Arkansas River. He produced 125,000 bushels of corn in 1908 and expects a similar 1909 yield with 30,600 bushels sold for 9,000 dollars. total field production valued around 50,900 dollars for the year.
The Grosfe-belt in France uses four small gas bags linked by a tube and enclosed in gauze. Two calcium carbide cylinders generate acetylene gas when in contact with water. Water activates the gas to inflate the bags, lifting a person who falls overboard. The belt weighs only a few ounces and can be worn unobtrusively under everyday clothing.
A testimonial extols Grape-Nuts as life changing, noting weight gain from 108 to 126 pounds, improved nerves and clarity, and sustained energy for housework. The author credits the product with vitality, better mood, and a preference over meats and white bread. The ad cites Postum Co as publisher.
A patient recalls hunger during recovery, noting the doctor warned against eating much while in bed. The narrator turns to thoughts of food and memory to cope with the longing during convalescence.
A January tale follows the Bushy-Tail family in a snowbound tale of livelihood and hunger. Billy Black steals a dinner from their hollow tree but his own misfortune drives a hopeful chase, ending with the dinner recovered and shared.
The New York Mail notes park authorities plan a census of Central Park squirrels as they grow tame and pampered. Squirrels now beg for peanuts and candy, ignore some children, and pose questions about their impact on vegetation and birds while obesity and numbers rise.
Peruna is presented as a universal remedy for catarrh with its “Peruna Girl” traveling globally. The ad claims the product is standard worldwide, curing catarrh by eradicating it from the system and providing permanent relief without local treatment. It asserts worldwide praise and rising demand.
A quoted opinion on modern society's loudness, noting ubiquitous talking and shouts in everyday life. The author claims only a few people can stay silent and laments the clatter in a shop driven by two women and one man, highlighting widespread vociferous speech.
An early ad bundle offers 100 dollars reward for cases of Uutarra cured by Hails Uatarra Cuore. It lists Toledo firms Curxny & Co and Watping Krsyan & Manyix as wholesale druggists. Also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure, Hall's Family Pills, and notes a claim about Paradise belief and a statement on the royal yacht Victoria and Albert's instability.
The New York Globe reports a Bulgarian recipe yoghurt craze claimed to halt harmful intestinal bacteria and boost longevity. Tins of yoghurt arrive in Paris as a food fad with bold promises and mixed results from early adopters.
The note advises selecting harmonious color schemes for home interiors and avoiding harsh contrasts to create a pleasing, balanced mood. It emphasizes subtlety and coordinated tones for comfortable decor.
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